Cox v. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance

Citations

• 113 Ill. 382
• 1885 Ill. LEXIS 705

Syllabus

<p>Usury—commissions paid to agent by the borrower. The fact that an agent, without the authority, consent or knowledge of his principal, upon loaning the money of the latter exacts from the borrower a sum in excess of lawful interest, does not make the loan usurious.</p>